Serra da Estrela Private Tour from Lisbon

Lisbon, Portugal

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Part of our revenue from this experience
will go to a charity in the region

Private full-day tour to Serra da Estrela, the longest mountain in Portugal with 2,000 meters of altitude.

Departing and returning to Lisbon, this private tour lasts approximately 10 hours.

You will get to know the city of Covilhã, Penhas da Saúde, in the middle of Serra da Estrela, the Tower, the highest point in Portugal with 2,000 meters of altitude, the Glacier Valley of the river Zézere, the village of Manteigas and the city of Belmonte. , refuge of the Jews during World War II and hometown of Pedro Álvares Cabral.

Duration

10 hours

The tour starts at

Lisbon, Portugal

Pass through the city of Covilhã on the way to Serra da Estrela and before starting the climb to the Tower.

Pass through the city of Covilhã on the way to Serra da Estrela and before starting the climb to the Tower.
Tour the highest point in Portugal with about 2,000 meters of altitude.

Tour the highest point in Portugal with about 2,000 meters of altitude.
Pass through the Glacier Valley on the way to Manteigas, with stunning scenery!

Pass through the Glacier Valley on the way to Manteigas, with stunning scenery!
Passing and stopping in Manteigas in the middle of the Serra da Estrela Valley, with its endless view over the Zézere Glacier Valley.

Passing and stopping in Manteigas in the middle of the Serra da Estrela Valley, with its endless view over the Zézere Glacier Valley.
Visit to the city and Belmonte Castle, where Pedro Álvares Cabral was born.

Visit to the city and Belmonte Castle, where Pedro Álvares Cabral was born.
Visit to the Belmonte Synagogue, refuge in Portugal of the Jews during World War II.

Visit to the Belmonte Synagogue, refuge in Portugal of the Jews during World War II.